Guests and Topics for Jan. 14 & 15

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Saturday Starts at 7 a.m. ET

The confirmation hearings for Judge Samuel Alito are over, but has the political fight just begun? We'll get the long and short of it from FOX News contributors Ellen Ratner and Jim Pinkerton.

Your cell phone records are for sale! And anyone who's willing to shell out a few bucks can have access to your personal information. Is this legal and what can you do to protect yourself? We'll ask Sherwin Siy from the Electronic Privacy Information Center.

Iran defies the United Nations to act against its nuclear program. How far will the rogue nation go? We'll get a read from Tim Trevan, former United Nations weapons inspector.

There are calls for a judge in Vermont to resign after giving an admitted sex offender only a 60-day jail sentence. Now under fierce pressure, will the judge issue more jail time? We'll get the legal lowdown from two FOX News legal analysts: criminal defense attorney, Craig Mitnick, amd former federal prosecutor, Lis Wiehl.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So how can we start the day off with a kick? David Kirsch, world famous wellness guru and author of "The Ultimate New York Body Plan." And don't forget to send your health and fitness questions to: askdavid@foxnews.com

Would you pay teachers more money if your children did better in school? The Houston School Board approves a merit program that could land each teacher up to $3,000 more a year if their students got better grades. Smart idea? We'll ask Harvin Moore, second vice president of the school district.

And, looking to take your golf game to the next level? From drivers to putters, we'll preview this season's must-have gear with Golf Digest's equipment manager, Mike Stachura.

Sunday Starts at 7 a.m. ET

Is Washington on a collision course with Tehran over Iran's nuclear ambitions? We'll ask Barry Schweid, senior correspondent for the Associated Press.

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